Atari 8-bit - Screenplay - 1983

Asylum

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Genre: Adventure - Text / Graphics
Year: 1983
Language: Machine Language
Publisher: Screenplay
Controls: Keyboard
Developer: —
Players: 1
Country
Programmer(s): Denman, William F. / Masteller, Randall Don
License: Commercial
Graphic Artist(s): Haire, Michael O.
Medium
Sound: —
Rarity: 88
Cover Artist(s): —
Serial: AD200
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OTHER VERSIONS WITH THE SAME TITLE (1)

All American AdventuresUnited Kingdom · 1986

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Flippy release: contains both tape / disk for Atari 400/800 and C64.

No graphics in the cassette version.

Missing original disk image!

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Disk 1

ADS (2)

CATALOGS (1)

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Disk 1

VOTES / STATISTICS

Rating5.3/10

Hits: 10,079
Downloads: 2,361
Votes: 11

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COMMENTS (4)

Smaku26 Mar 2019
Over 30 years ago, when I was playing many adventure games of such kind on Atari 65XE, this one was waiting, because I didn't know how to start anything. Sometimes I thought, that maybe it was some temporary try only, of some programmer, I wasn't sure if it was full game, or some several graphics only, several rooms and nothing else, hmm... so it stayed to nowdays. I still remember this game as some 'nobody knows what it is in fact - a real game, or some not finished something only, what tries to show some game probable, possible to make, but not being for real, only some primitif start and that's all', hmm... I wonder if it is playable game. I never checked more than more than 30 years ago trying. It looks here like some commercial game, with covers and instructions. Unbelievable. For sure I must try it again, after centuries. To know for real, just. Maybe I'll accompllish this mission this time, I'll tell, wait, thanks.
narvo18 Jan 2017
Wow. 30 years ago, this game gave me goosebumps as I navigated the maze of corridors. At one point, though, I got stuck in a rut and gave up. Perhaps I shall return...
Muffy St. Bernard24 Oct 2008
...errr, discontinuous maps. No thanks.
Muffy St. Bernard23 Oct 2008
This game intrigued and daunted me as a child; the map became too complex for my limited attention span. But now I'm thinking it might be fun to give it another serious try...